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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

The City Central De ocratic Com.
miitee having learned that large mum
Der Of colored men residing in henIic0
county have registered in Clay. Jackson.
and Marshall wards for the purpose of
voting, have offered a reward Of S25 Tor
the arrest and conviction of each such
fraudulent voter.
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Tho Way to womanhood Town.

Good morrow, fair maid, with lash,s brown
Can you tell ne the way 20 Womanhood Town
Oh this way and tlas Way-neyer stop,
lis picking up stitches that grandma viii drop.
It's kissing the baby'- troubles away,
It's lez-giug thai cross words will never pay.
lis hclplns mother. tis sewing mp rents.
lis reading aud playing lis saving the cents
Ills rowing ana smiling forgetting 30 irown
Oh, that j. the way 10 Womanbood Town.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

of heath It did
not take a long
time 10 build Papa
and mamma placed
a few leaves on top
Of each other, and
when they had
raised a little heap
the house wa
ready My parents
and their parents
indeed, all the
Gvir.a.q I have avor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

The Rev. Charles \. Berry. OF Wolver-
hampton, England.
And now the authorities oi bo-ehcr- Ply
mouth church. m Brooklyn. are talking
about another Engi.lman and there J., l1tie
doubt on fbe part of many vino ought 20
know that the Rev Charles A Berry. If
Wolverhampton. viii be- tine next pastor Of
Plymouth Mr. Berry is about two~core
years od. is NOT large man physically, IS
liberal i'm his views, and possesses clear,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

For period of sixteen years have been af
fictod with catarrh Of tine head which laiiiel
the use OF all medicines used. Seeing the al
rertisoment of b d. b.. J purchased am.
used siN on seven BOTTLES. and although us..
urc1uarly have received great rcNDi and ID
commend TO as a good blood purifier
Signed j. h. HpLtoMhh. j H..
Sheriff of HARRISON county Georgia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

resonant voice he
has done u great
deal II mission
work, has built mp
the Queen Street
Congregational
church. Wolver
hampton, from q
more nothing and
has once before
visited America
During this years
visit he preached III
Plymouth church
two or three times.
was very cor
daily received and
was showered with
....H.N AnAFl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

heard of-have drunk nothing all their days
but water 50 they always build their houses
in a marsh, near a lake or river, where the
ground is damp and they can get plenty OF
water 70 drink Though they swallow ever so
much Of it, they never have any headache and
do not reduire any doctors or nurses.
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prv. cnAaLss y. sruroeoN.
The noted English Baptist Minister ana
His Latest step.

Rev. Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the noted
Baptist minister Of England. whose with
drnual from the Baptist union was uoted in
the cable dispatches not long ago, has Tor
many years been Il Beecher IN popularity
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
Novelty In Evening Dre.s.

A novelty, introduced by Paris nodistes,
is an evening dress with ple.ted vest. This
dress, as will be seen from the illustration,
affords an attractive model for ladies who
prefer high bodice TO decollete one The
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

RICHMOND, Va, November 7, 1887
There were no sales Of importance on
the Tobacco Exchange to-day. The
weather is soft and We expect good loose
tobacco breaks this week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
Address BLOOD BALM co.
ncilltf Aflanfn On.
octl4tf

Calling over I'm Manchester the other
day we dropped into the first class bakery
establishment of /. 81 v. STEMS and found Z
fitted mp in hrst-c.aes style with al thc neces
sary supplies 0f good things. such as Away
remind his of Christmas. Bread, crackers, hIs
cults. etc.. in abundance; cakes, and variety
of good things for the children. and l.I mld.
from the very best and purest materials. lL-
Is indeed a model bakery, ant ONE tHit de-
serves and is fast gaining the Support Gi -hc
public. BE sure tO call In and see tnnu a
i.l5 Huh street. Manchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Grain aud Cotton Eschange.

RICHMOND. Va. November =.
OFFERINGS REPORrFD To sECREFARY
Wheat-24 bushels
Cons bushels.
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sALEs REpoHTgD 10 sEcnErARr.

Wheat-White. "a bushels good Ar sec,
i34 bushels fair Isl IS ~A0rtDerry. ~ BUSH
els good 30 1,c.. 81 bushels cOmm0n az 7ec.
Total sales wheat ~ bushels
Corn White. 25 bushels very good new
on private terms % bushels good new at
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

iDAM DiACONT. aN D. NI.. t
Wholesale and retail Repairing
promptly done.
T.. b. I,LblE tRENsHAW sI f."
-frDet mattress maker HUI l.
Wholesale and retail. Repairing
IuuH.y done.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

b. +. BEDFORD. 1910 b. Siam .t,.t Hr
cli plumber timer. Us 5000 steam I'I
i. e.. IlA5LEl. ili blo0saftHar. e'a
gt@ hitting. Timing AU
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Life worth

living If the Liver Is not dis0riuet
Therefore. Do sou suffer with Sick Headag e.
Billi0usness. Constipation 0rany Liver trouble.
Very old French Brandy at
CUtuBEHLkYNE s. COS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

B.. Hn..
Paints. oils. glass, and painters
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
YOUNG FOLKS. COLUMN.
THE ROAD LITTLE GIRLS SHOULD
TAKE TO GROWN UP LAND.

The Underground Homes of the Littie
Athletes of the Insect World-Mester
snipe Tell- His Own story In His own
Peculiar Way.
Ny dear little children, have come here
10 call on Won. Perhaps You do not know
who am Well, my name is Master Suipe
Ny papa and mamma built their house
you call II a nest-under the shelter II tufi
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

,T Il r'o-' - q, LAW BAKERY. r. AL
aud retail. '.'''i Who'll.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

", hhNhl fkOELlNG. l-S Tr..o.
o ,nn,,5 ~ 70 chesapeake and Ohio ,,i we
mona ana Allegheny railroad. eng hc.
'e"''on 10 ores ana mineral water. F'''. 90
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
DIRECTORY
BUSINESS IInr-n..
or RELrtnLr

The Directory 5slor Of rehaa,
,. Ao'tse', gfciag Their Lss,I- gid
,,."ness 'o'4 Dc Jound 6erv usef,.i e ~ a'a
y T ,, I.g :, lor information relaa,. '''e
ana oN ne different BRANCHES n jgs.. 70
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Receipts b bales Market strong
Qu0ia'ioas -Miiding. 9sc.. low miidling
a.. good ordinary. Sc.
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NAILEN a. MhAf. r.ff.r. ... la.I
streets. Monuments. f0m ... H.I..H af.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

respondcncc solicited. Stree
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

s7oand mems ana g. e-t ~.
shoes, '' ti." tia.
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: T. IHNrUTNUEI III I I'M -
A.I work guaranteed
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49, ..i' p. hhA tk -aH SO. a. Biz.
""IN'N smoked 0eoi tongues "A sn....' .''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

ASA SNYDER SEQ. 'oefomlc9 ,mtt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Contractor. and BuHier.
o.. HOUSTON. f0 D.. Nam .f-..f
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

" ILL., , ai,A " H. GARDNER Nf D.
snampOOIng 'NiN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

wholesale and retail s.I. ,.... '.''.t
cherokee Cough Drops W TIE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR 7
A PLEASING EVENING DRESS IN
PRODUCED BY PARIS MOoisTES.

Revival of Irish Popiins In scotch flaid-'
Tn. New Velvet and Angora Cloths.
Lat<sts style In English and french
Round Hats.
Recon, importations by New York mil.
liners include both English and French round
hats. The former in turn embrace a number
of STYLES such as the low crowned toque for
travelling and morning wear, tall felt hats
with closely rolled brm; and beaver hats
trimmed with loops Of velvet ribbon ana ola
silver ornaments
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

Special q 'futoo O. aeps.rus.
-futu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

fronts of the bodice, made without darts, and
finished in shawl like ends, are looped To-
gether at the waist and open over fine.
pleated muslin vest, put on 10 firm founda-
ton of lining. The collar cuffs 70 the elbow
sleeves and front basques are also OF pleated
muslin Attention is called 70 the exceed
ingly graceful couture.
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Fashion Notes.

Sealskin will 10 as fashionable Us ever the
coming winter
Beltsd corsagcs continue to find favor
Nuffs will be small this winter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

RUBBER STAMP NAhltA
flr.r.,,nd .uoorter. III .-.... ...e.f..
OLD DOMINION kl BbEh STAMP "'hh
el Bank street Agents wanted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-08

ELBA COAL YARD tEIm station.
and Pine streets ~. 81 Pitcher agel'
kinds OF Goa. WOOD. and lo4e.
phone. kE
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UH1rIr COSTS rO CA1CH i STE1NEE.
EXPRESSIVE EXPERIENCE or BARITONE WHO
LOST Train ~ DuBllN-McGuCki> : DE-

EXPENSIVE EXPERIENCE or BARITONE WHO
LOST A TRAIN II DuBlIN-McGUCK' DE-
LAY EXPLAINED
cable a. patches had announced that baflOp
McGu,hiu tl,. new tenor Of the national Opera
that vessel reached her pier early hour yesterday
the tcpor's tall figure am! and somewhat Mc-lan cast
of conntcnance were not 10 be dscOvcicL Inquiries
elected the fact that he was not hidden any whcre IN
the vessel shrinking from the first ordeal Of meeting
baritone Of the company, was Oh bOaii, an" cAPi"'
his new assOc,atc's absence.
"McCucllin wa u the Scryia,' he said
but at the last was obliged stay two concerts
at CheI,enham lie tried 10 get substitute but
good tenor. are rare, he put OH his departure
week He Will be here next saturday afternoon
in tle Etrurla II Is pity that he VIII be 80 late
,o, we beQln our season next Monday IN Philadelphia
I snrose ne won't sing before Wednesday, but even
then he wont have much timc to get accustomed to
entirely new surroundings. by the way, nearly
lost ills ship mail train leaves Dublin for queens
,ovn twenty minutes earlier on sundays than week
DAYS | didn't know this and when | got To The
station the mail train had been gone ten minutes
asked for a special. but they told me could never
catch the mail train However | knew how long IL
takes TO transfer the mails at Queenstown, and 20 !
Insisted ON having special They took over an noun
tn got IL ready In The meantime sent telegram
to the capta ain and hc kindly vailed r." m"o' io'
me ar he could see my tug coming ou', n,,n . ,,,c
"'ExpensiveP Yes, rather fve shiliines i'iii' '
for the special and three pounds br 'he tus "pou'
dty pounds altogether. scarciy sang AZ di' pV
I.ssionalIy, during my holiday hear they nave one
ar two new parts for here this season Ih'Fe y
nn,btng very new unsteady In Europe. BOicslhl
canlata has attracted the most attention.
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MAKING + rLEA roR TIE rRrcKuEN


THE POLICE BOARD SAYS REMOVING THE TRUCKS
l. NOT IFS BUSINESS, ANYWAY.
The Police Board had special meeting yesterday aud
adopted resolutions with regard to the matter Of en-
forcing the removal Of all trucks left standing the strecs
The following resolutions were then sent to Mayor.
Hewitt:
Whereas 10 has been represented 10 this Board by ls
Honor the Mayor that enforced compliance win the
Grand Iurss rcuet In this latter would result IN great
hardship and loss and Inconvenience 10 large
number residents vf this city engaged IN tine tram,
portttion OF wares and merchanlss, who are dlly
licensed for such pursuit especially so IN Wow OF tln
Tact that temporary up1tou OF the streets by carts
trucks and other vehicles j. IN pursuance OK long es
tablshcd usage tOeIatcd and authorized by the NUM-
cpal government time i'm mortal therefore be II
E,,oirsd. That ~ acksowle dgns tue receipt OF the
resolution OF the Grand Jury ia attention De respect
called the facts above stated with request IN
~ give ihe careful consideration before taking
immediate ufthcr action thereon; and also he II
Erefrrd. That IN view Of Misrepresentation cxistlns
in regard thereto. tho attention OF the public ana as
pcclly ~ the named parties IA interest be caet
10 f.e act that u the duty Of tie Police Depart
uuuW fIl obstrucil0u- rom the puzzle
streets. but simply 10 take notice OF ana report all m
authorized Obstruction, thereon 10 the proper dutuoues
as requested by the Grand Jury
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NEW ARK.

The dead body OF about thirty five discov
cred yesterday floating In the Passsc where II has been for
several days
Before Judge Kirkpatrick In the Quarter sessions court
yesterday Patrick Mahony the orange ca peDer VINO struck
Samuel Dobbns in tho leg INJECTING wound that resulted
IN his DEATH entered plea Of vult TO AL indictment
charging him with mansaugter The Court deferred sea
for weeks order grant counsel permission TO
gather and certain exenuatng facts IN connection
with the homicide.
John Peters living the i applied to the Surrogaes
Court Yesterday for letters Administration upon the estate
OF his wife who died short time ago after Few months OF
marriage. The will tho OF the Dime savings
Bank and alter securing he presented to the court 10
his complete astonshment lie discovered that the money
had left TO his wes mother ant her two sons by Tor
mer husband Peters SAID that he had 81 300 Tho
OF this he had placed IN the bank IN his own
For time lie sick during which period MS wife
the had had the amount aced ~ her
Credit The officials AZ the bank no SAID ah made ne
change without his knowledge consent NO letters OF AL
nj Illustration granted
Dsnad conductor freight train on the PHnn'y
while coupling the
ton yesterday caught between the bumpers and fatally
crushed lie leaves wife AMI three oh ldren In Newark
Leonard Kalsh wa. nominated for Assembly last night
by the With District Essex County Democrats.
Frank McDernott. Democrat nominated in the With
District for Assembly.
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NIW-JERSEY.

rsssy lis, st Of the rs Say RE- sW o
hung in prominent position on tho door easing Of Ensne
House No. has been torn and mutate and over hs the
sent Thursday the day. his name
'" TS young Peoples Tnion Of the Baptist cE9ch
esy enSageG rsc c S s s 9y
Tree lecture VII be gwen in the sscond ian
womens Home and Foreign Missionary society The
nane" last week The ch4mpionshp Of Tho a;cs snres
resulted IL tie between W. b. Pratt and and Or
cadek and Miss Jennie Martin |! l. Hunt and w. B. Pr tt
The farmers IN the country west Of this cry lave tormeG
s"he' VINO e"'"rg Gn .Igt '""u discussion S"" in
IN. northern portions Of the comfy over the project
n% new county oui OF portions Of noa M'T. an 's sex,
summit New Providence ard other towns IA that section
nfrr Who Tor over twenty year, has been SECRETARY OF
the Railway 'rary Association has resigned Mrs Leslie
Mciiyaine Of asineton schoo' WHO has boon
occupy his position on account sickness this TAI" has reeoV
MoSrortlG-A movement to form new Episcopal church
Convention for THIS district wl be held Dodl, Han,
Bloomfield tomorrow The MGnclair footo Ill Club re-
andave VIII place the graund, in first class condition
present Of the strongest in the
ls' W py s & Of e ,. Geep s
~ M w. company anS rs hyarn' , set Inc VT tn1 on
latter J. eIcyaea to II; iu aeph ana the niS": water
a1gs o. u" ap Il ~ bensvss viii he ali that viii 5e mat.
Xmer the toMpleon Of lew more details. taxing peTsp,
two weeks tho water Will DC ready for distribution.
NEW. TN-WuK.-Thc examination Of the accounts OF
Mayor War s s in progress The full OF the den
cience, known but the statement Iu they were
SsOoD denied yesterday by officers OF the Empire
Building AMI Loan Company.
UNloS HILL Henry SCHROEDER starter for tho North
Hudson Horse Railway. living at No. lt- Lewis st.
yestera arrested and held for hearing today Fifteen
ade the acquaintance OF Emela Draper VINO
had husband living who had deserted her SCHROEDER told
Emoa and keep house for HIN and he would marry
got divorce At the end OF nitcn - ara
children have been born. schroeder has treaehed 10
take the children Ia him, aud yesterday The
had nm arrested.
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LAWSON Y. FrLLER SIILL TNWE1RiEh

Lawson y. Fuller told tn people % Washington ~
agan last night what be- kncN about I"'""""'' ''''
FULLER aid that there huuud 20 be- fhplu "''' ''
from the Battery over the Heights 10 \"nh'Is III -"
years lie did nos prefer cable roads hu' d'' IL" ~"
t,lorgtound unr- because he ddn't WANT {" =" "'"'
ground until hc put there. No one WON" ia ""'
ground free When Lc could ride IN an elevated """ '''
a nickel. II - better ride any aa' INA" "'' 81
brewster carriage which would c"- 80" lh'-' '"'-
were a. nnc a. tho palace II the '"H"io' I' ""f
Object ion added. Ihc crowd Bn' 'hi- 'i"""''"
w.s due Alcfn'n Wit Ild nos giN, il".s'S W.
other IOId- Icuod, f0 1s'i--i"NdMg Inv '""' "'
SAIL va, coming when Washington Heights "o"4d "'''
her elevated road- Speeches made by James
Cooean. r.. T.. Carpenter J. + Knapp 'nh ONE, ~ihs
th, necessity cablr road ,onR ia" NiNrr-"' ~
mean General fOrh, and ~ q rir - M "h ~
the present cable line 10 Iuukcfs.
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WHAT l. NEEDED IN THE NAVY.
.FoENS SUGGESTED BY ADMIRAL rOEIEE IL HIS

ANNUAL REPORT.
WASNGTON Oct. SIN his annual report to the sec
rotary %! he navy Admiral Porter points ont various de-
,ccts m the Navy regulations which render them I'D some
cases almost uuiutc blc. ana suggests nat board be
created 10 revise them. He allues to the lgh aOly
necessary ;or Off ers Of the Engineer Corps on which
depends the efficiency o. shp>Otwar, and regards a.
hardly within tie bounds o. possibility Tat any one man
cau No good line officer engineer aud marine officer
inc osderiug the question of coast defcnccs ;ho ADM
raj states that heavy ironclaiS could oesn al me
csi.rnno.i point of the United states and proceed along
the coast to Texas laying all the poits under confirm
ton In time of war says the Admiral. tie torpedo sys
Ten, Will be useless defence the bsencc 81 proper
Notifications ana guns. In the opinion Of the Admiral
the first step toward protection Of the coast sn0ud
be- the construction Of squadron Of heavy iIoLclads
tina could he ready at weeks notice anchor OIL shore
aud resist Az approaching enclny Il dcfsed, this force
could rriir. to tie protection the forts where united
they cond offer more than twice tho resistance they
could offer -inyy.
slipping. and points 70 Tie success o. tAe - TEN "a e
lauI Germany and France"
IoucAn. the personnel OF the Navy. he SAYS II requires
tue most careful TsOrgdnilaiIO ana EiodHs should be
aloi,d 10 muse We life INTO As re- ,r.. promotion
the service u standsL The Officers ~ the lower
GRADES should he young men Ia robust health aciNc anI
rn-i.ctc enablc them To- perform lie Naue duties 81
nj should not DE allowed 10 remain 700
loag without pioilotion law provitins mat coinm,
stoned officers the Navy, with good records. ne allowed
duty tiTfy .ofFICr WIN
promotion the mex; higher Crate ~"lli Afford great
relief and help bIIng about more IaplI pf"u0OH 80
that the few year. mght expect 10 see
hopeful feeling ansng the Younger officers SONG
" tie aspiring are seeking Ia private crl0y mchl
The advancement they ial 10 receive ia Inc Navy.
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EnREIiN PDRrS


CHICAGO oci 81 (Npe'iop.-The visible supply fsures
slowed greater for wheat than expected gen.
orally December wheat opened at 7Ss cents II Nosed at
~ cents May opened 70 closed at 7s
Some heavy selling took tie December option dowa
to 72. cents and May TO 7ss cents
When the announcement ina lie that the visible
supply of wheat 5i&OOO bushels against
increase ago $4,000 bushels the market adv anced
The OF wheat not OF char Sctel 70
help prices The receipts here were only las cars ne
grading a. poor ever, only 10 cars ont OF lzo
spring wheat golng No At the Interior pon anx
however the receipts $4,000 bushels against OouO
iushes Lar Mop,ay In corn there only moderate
trade the market ruling rather quiet with The feeling eer
lhe market opencd sda cent below SATURDAYS Closing
prices infatuated Within cent range and closed "a cent
than ON There was CONSIDERING changing
Of NoysmDer TO NAV premium Of cents There nppeared
10 be good many buying orders Tor May at 20 cents he
than ANTICIPATED ana Tue eshatfu
Arrivals for 40 cars The visible supply n
5s 600 bushels her eased 99vSO BUSH
els making quantity now IN store LODI 322 bushels ing
Tor aud piccs easier MAY closed az
a. cent, Move uber Al cents Provisions and oats we're
du Al narrow January pork and January ana NAY
lard closed while January mort RUS were emily
~ lower short ribs showed a advance 81
10 cents resting So So For csah and Oetooer deveiy
lard declined Is cents, closing Al 50 2Z%
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

washington. oct 3l.-first Lieutenant William II.
McMnn, sth Cavalry has been placed upon the retired
list (his effects the promotion OF second Lieutenant
Edgar Iubcrt) The leave Of absence granted Captain
Allen smith. 4th Cavalry. has been extended ten days
Lieutenant {. G. CskiDs has been detached from duty
Ia the Bureau OF Navigation and ordered TO the Mare
Island Navy Yard Lieutenant g. O. Scott. from tho
AID trOss and Placed waiting orders Lieutenant III
ward l.. Wright from tac Coast survey steamer Blake
and ordered hold himself readiness 10Y service
Ersgh j. T. Parker. from duty IN the Bureau OF Nsyga
ton ali ordered TO the photographic Once. New York
and the completion OF his duties tucrc, 10 the Hydro
graphic OnCc, Baltimore.
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WHAT is GOlNC ON TO. DAY.

Reception 10 Republican candidates by Brooklyn Re-
puullcdh league, y.
ocrnan mas meeting against Personal Liberty Party,
Cooper Union. D. m.
Richmond County publican County Convention,
Stapir'on
r-i"es ~ the CollcS" q. the city Of N"wYork, p. m
'olWed Republican meeting Grand Opera House
Hal, y. ia.
seventh ave. p.
MIS- L"nesh0rc I'Cts'S lecture. Chckcring Hail. 3 D. m
Arrangement o. Chapman brothers before Commits Toner
Osborne. ~ ~
Seminary. 100 '"~'''@'' %
Historical Society E"von hist. and Sccond-avc u. m.
Democratic mas meeting. BIOOkyn Academy Of Music.
y. III. - 80 N'
suburban Rapid Transit suit. Supreme Court
"publlcdh niass-mecting, Brooklyn Broadway Park.
T. m. w ''
I'int Commissioners meeting. nom
Board OF Aldermen. CITY Han noon.
Dinner 70 New England Grocer. Grand Central HOTEL
. L. LII. y
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yor wren DivAaE 10 rHE PANuiL

Tho agents OF the Spanish Tran-atlautic Stoam> ship
Company yesterday received = dispatch from Juan W.
Crbao- the head ol the drm who I. passenger the
steamship Panama. stranded near 81 sebastian lll.
that the yc, apparently not damaged and that she
would probably be- noatol after being hshtcnod. The
Panama a,cruates with the Mexico OF the Now-N ork
and Havana idl'r and sailed from here WIKI
and CARO- FOR Havana ON October ~ Nr Cetd'- tcc
erauurD luat al sac. anon. whom i j. krE~bdry
curtis tni. city The Panama IS an IRON water ballast
vessel formerly r,sk,omr Hal OF l,li7 tons sni
built az Glasgow $50. She has been runul- between
thu port and Havana about year.